Kingston Mines Blues — Double Stage
Two stages, two bands, seven nights a week — Kingston Mines has been keeping the blues alive in Lincoln Park since 1968. Walk between rooms catching different acts until 4 AM on weekends. No cover before 8 PM. This is the real deal, not a tourist trap.
This is a recurring event. Next occurrence: Saturday, May 30, 2026
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